works with 1900 Mhz 3G Frecuency???
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There are different variants of the 520. Mine seems to be RM-914. According to the following two sites it works on: 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 - all versions 3G Network HSDPA 900 / 2100 - RM-914 This information is from http://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_lumia_520-5322.php and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_Lumia_520. For what it's worth I'm very happy with the phone. Most of the reviews about it are right on so no surprises and at this point all of the apps that are important to me are available.
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I'm using it on HSDPA 850 for 3G and work very good, i dont know if it work good for 900 Mhz too.
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It will be able to send and receive calls, but will not connect to 3g data because the radio in the phone does not work in the 850MHZ frequency.
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Depends of the model:- i9020A: 3G freq: 850/1900/2100 (Most America and part of Europe, for example, Spain).- i9023: 3G freq: 900/1700/2100 (Europe).- i9020T: 3G freq: 900/1700/2100 (only T-mobile, and it could work in part of America and part of Europe)If you post here your country I'll tell you the model you need.
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The one for $295 which is manufacturers reference #460102 is a newer later model that is supposed to be the only one marketed now. It works just as well as the earlier version that is $349. The newer one may require an adaptor #971119 to connect to some antennas. I have one and it works great, just understand that it will boost the 3G signal. If that is what you are looking for, it will work great!
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Hey, this is PriceAngels. Yes, we sell 3G version too, please check out this link:www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00F9TFGFQ This model we sell supports 900/2100MHz for 3G network.
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3g will work almost out of the box, normal programming required. restart and you should be good to go. :) also I've been getting around 1mb/s speed on my droid. LOVE IT
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Hi, the band allow in 3G of our phone are as below:* Core frequency: 1920 ~ 1980MHz, 2110 ~ 2170MHz (respectively for uplink and downlink)* Supplemental Frequency: 1755 ~ 1785MHz, 1850 ~ 1880MHz (respectively for uplink and downlink)It works well with the 3G network of USA and Europe.Thanks and hope to do business with you,AAABTC
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Hi,pls check with ur carrier,whether ur carrier support 850mhz 1900mhz or 1700mhz thx
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Hi,This web link has some information about 3g. So I suspect you need some sort of WiMax modem with a PCI-E/USB interface to get it to work. Note that the hardware device would have to be whitelisted, so if it is not a supported device, you may have to flash firmware which is DANGEROUS.http://www.lenovos103t.com/2010/03/adding-3g-to-s10-3t.htmlSo, it probably supports GPS in the same fashion; with an add-on card.
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I am not sure it can handle either full SBS or half SBS. I think it may need more Mhz.
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Yes, it does. I've just received the item today (this actual item from Amazon) and it works with 850Mhz for 3G.Alex.
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To clarify. My booster only supports phones and devices of 800 & 1900 mhz. It does not support 4G or 2100mhz.
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only if you use alternate software. look up sdrsharp. i have picked up transmissions from 28 mhz up to 800 mhz but this will work well outside that range i just don't have the antennas to pick up the lower frequiencies. hope this helps
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In what country? Check frequency in the country you want to use it in?http://www.worldtimezone.com/gsm.htmlThis device works with 1800/2100 in the 3G network.
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Definitely will work on AT&T; but there are some qualifications. On quad band 2g GSM it will work on 800 and 1900 mhz. On dual band 3G, it will work on 800 mhz. However, it will not be able to use 3G 1900 (only has 800 mhz USA and 2100 mhz 3G) nor will it be able to use LTE unless indirectly through a separate mifi device (I do this). There are some APN data settings included with the phone that should work with an AT&T; direct sim chip but may not work with the data settings with AT&T; resellers like RedPocket, H2O, etc....those would have to be manually programmed in...I don't bother with that and just wirelessly tether via wifi to a hotspot or my AT&T; mifi device. Definitely will work on AT&T; but there are some qualifications. On quad band 2g GSM it will work on 800 and 1900 mhz. On dual band 3G, it will work on 800 mhz. However, it will not be able to use 3G 1900 (only has 800 mhz USA and 2100 mhz 3G) nor will it be able to use LTE unless indirectly through a separate mifi device (I do this). There are some APN data settings included with the phone that should work with an AT&T; direct sim chip but may not work with the data settings with AT&T; resellers like RedPocket, H2O, etc....those would have to be manually programmed in...I don't bother with... » Read More Definitely will work on AT&T; but there are some qualifications. On quad band 2g GSM it will work on 800 and 1900 mhz. On dual band 3G, it will work on 800 mhz. However, it will not be able to use 3G 1900 (only has 800 mhz USA and 2100 mhz 3G) nor will it be able to use LTE unless indirectly through a separate mifi device (I do this). There are some APN data settings included with the phone that should work with an AT&T; direct sim chip but may not work with the data settings with AT&T; resellers like RedPocket, H2O, etc....those would have to be manually programmed in...I don't bother with that and just wirelessly tether via wifi to a hotspot or my AT&T; mifi device. « Show Less
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Hi. Idk if is gonna work or not, I tested with the Tmobile 4G LTE broadband sim card the speed is slow on this device, I mean is very. ... very slow, on the monitor show only 2G speed, not 3G as advertised. I guess you can contact the seller, maybe they will give you the answer.